 June 02, 2021  The Muddled Thinking of 'Antiracism' By Ben Shapiro  This week, a clip of America’s most prominent racial grifter, Ibram X. Kendi, began making the rounds on Twitter. Kendi, the author of “How to Be an Antiracist,” has undoubtedly made a fortune by indicting those who disagree with him as complicit in American racism — and by providing partial absolution to those who repeat his cultish ideas. In one particular clip from a recent interview, however, Kendi was asked to do one very simple thing: to define racism itself. Kendi failed signally in that task. “I would define it as a collection of racist policies that lead to racial inequity that are substantiated by racist ideas,” Kendi stated.
The audience laughed out loud.
Kendi then reiterated his definition and added: “And antiracism is pretty simple using the same terms. Antiracism is a collection of antiracist policies leading to racial … equity that are substantiated by antiracist ideas.”  DeSantis On NCAA Threat To Pull Events From States That Protect Girl Sports: ‘To Hell’ With Your ‘Events’  Scientists Successfully Test Drug That Can Kill Cancer Cells Without Damaging Nearby Healthy Tissue  Navy SEAL Who Killed Osama Bin Laden Blasts Biden For Downplaying Terrorism Threat From Al-Qaeda  Was this newsletter forwarded to you? Request the next issue of The Daily Shapiro here.  | |||||||||||||